Develop your understanding of human interactions through participation in a Systems in Ministry Theory and Supervision (TAS) group. Our goal is to create an enriching learning environment through informative pre-reading, which will be discussed in collaborative sessions where ministry scenarios are considered and reflected upon with a systems lens.
If you are involved in any form of ministry and aspire to enhance your understanding of yourself and human interactions, TAS groups are tailor-made for you.
Immerse yourself in learning, share experiences, and discover the relevance of Bowen Family Systems Theory to your ministry. Engage in thoughtful discussions and explore the congruence and incongruence of the theory with Biblical teaching.
GROUP 3: Tuesdays 12pm-1:30pm – July 2, July 30, August 27, September 24, October 22, 19 November
Max 6 people in each group – or if you have a group of 5-6 people, contact the FSI to organise an independent SIM Theory and Supervision Group
Online modules provide an understanding of Bowen Family Systems Theory while guided reading introduce ministry-oriented literature to extend thinking about the ministry contexts.
Supervision groups contribute a rich collaborative learning environment providing the opportunity to consider the application of theory to ministry situations with peers and faculty staff
Understanding yourself, your own functioning and your own relational habits creates a level of self-awareness that helps navigate some of the pastoral and personal dilemmas faced in ministry